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THE BAItKE DAILY TIMES. MAY 15, 1905.
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WRITER'S VENTURE.
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Had Written a Lot About Indians-
nally Met One j
In all Oklahoma theie is probably no j
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Matt Duhr, the writer of Indian stone,
of .Stroud. While Li faculty, for story
FROM
GIRLHOOD TO WOMANHOOD
Makes Cooking Easy"
KurOldHanffe takeninFxchanje
REYNOLDS & SON, BARRE, VT.
French Think Japs are After
Indo-China. .
LATTER DENY INTENTION.
of Detailed Plan of Campaign Said
to Have Been Made by
Japanese.
tolling lias
because tif
!mi!i lost to some extent,
tlil n''p, he still spins a
story occaMonaHy that rets into mint.
His stone- are fanciful, but usually
Iiuve some foundation of fact, A farm". I
cr touiut Mutt Duhr m a curious predic
ament recently, which lie thinks may be
good tor another Indian store. It i
related as lollows:
-Mr. Honey was on Ins wuv to Stroud
last Saturday to do his week's trad- I
nig. As lie was joking along at a de
liberate speed, uui-ing, iio doubt, on the
suspicions First Aroused hv PnHiwUnn prospect lor a good crop, the probable
i uuiier uiu K'i's ana ine varied
moods ot April weatuer, he came to a
sudden bend in the road where a pe
culiar sight met hH eyes, for there
sdoor Matt Duhr, the writer of many
wend and fancitul Indian tales (for the
most part concocted- in bis grizzled
thiukbox, and a much founded on fact
as the yarns of Sinbad the sailor).
Facing a famous author stood a noble
red man of gigantic proportions who
pointed two Colts at Mr. Duhr's head
that looked like baby Gatliiisr eirns.
Mr. Duhr's version of the encounter is
that the Indian was in sore iinancinl
Kt raits, needed money to "buck the tig
er7 or procure firewater, and had coii-
eluded to hold up the first man that
came along. We do not know whether
Mothers Should Watch tha Development of Their Daughters
Interesting Experiences cf fosses Bcrman snd Kills.
idv, .var jj.e popular outburst
at Tokio against France lend t.-
belief here that .'Japan ha territorial
ambitions iu Indo-China which the
French iuit sooner or later defend. Al
though the Japanese officials disclaim
any such intentions, there is a call on
ess
the
i contest winch, it is asserted will w
Sj1'' T(j ' &jb f 'florin' !ks'f
CpMATlM BO f?M AN (v ) MYRTLtPfalLLS
the part of the French public and pre
for the government to prepare for tl
contest vrliieh. it
inevitable when Japan's hand 'are freed tlmt so or not havinff henrd only
from the Russi,in war. The irovern- ?ne slJe .of l,e story- Jht ifc not
2S
Water Supply in St. Johnsbury.
. At a special village meeting in St.
Johnsbury Thursday night the matter
of a pine water supply for that place
was considered, but nothing wa de
cided upon. The meeting resulted from
the recent action of the State board
of health in condemning the three wa
ter supplies for the village. A. S.
Stone, president of the village corini-
tion. culled the meeting to-order. Dr.!
T. K. Stiles, a member of the State
board of health introduced Dr. Henry
P. Ho ton of Bratth'boro, who hpoke
of the river water as condemned audi
'inf't for use. He declared that a bet
ter supply could be obtained. The Fair
banks supply, whi'h is most generally
Used her?, be said, was free of bacteria,
but very unpleasant to the taste. He
recommended artesian wells a the
thenpcft and most eli'eetive remedy and
introduced Mr. Hay of Providcncell. 1.,
whose business is driving such wella.
.Mi. Kay nanl that the well could be
driven here at a very reasonable cost,
aim he believed that 'pure water could
be obtained at a depth of 200 feet. A
msensMim followed. On motion of II.
niu.iv nunioiiLies, w lino noz considering
that trouble i imminent, share the feci
ing that it is essential to make speedy
nruwauuii ior me uetense of 1m ...
China, and accordingly large credits are
being asked for, the ministries of marine
mil war are considerins lanre augments.
tions of the forces in Indo-China and
Admiral J ournier is planning a chain
ot const defenses similar to those with
winch lie has encircled ! ranee. The ad
miral and representatives of the armv
urn in mo oioiues win prooaDtv nro-
15. Howe, it was linally voted to leave I coed to Indo-China soon, personally to
.... .....i-., ,11 iii-iin ui Liie ti iiii'-5. i ins.t,-ei. nit; reipiiieiuenis.
i who w ill sultmit recommendations at a
later meeting.
Their Marriage a Success.
A Montreal couple; Pierre Forget and
ins wite, nave just celebrated the xev-
enty-sivtii anniversary of their mar
riage. Mr. Forget is 100 years and nix
months old, and while wife is ninety-
six, and both are in good health. One
ot their thirteen -children will herself
celebrate her golden wedding three jears
hence, though she is only sixty-seven
now. r.xcnatige.
liair Vigor. A splendid
dressing for the hair. Keeps the
hair soft and smooth, and pre
vents splitting at the ends-, i
Quickly checks failing hair and
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The fu st suspicions were aroused some
months ago by the publication of a de
tailed plan ot campaign said to have
been drawn up by the Japanese war
ollice for the invasion of Indo-China,
lhe denials winch followed the publi
cation of the plan have failed to chai
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me ue iuiur oeiiei mac mao-thina is
menaced, and fcoreur.il Minister Deleasse
and other minister have' advised Par-
lument to give suitable attention to
the requirements of the colony. The
recent agitation at Tokio against Ad
miral liodjestvcnsky using the waters
of Jndo-China has given new gravity
to tnc situation, bucli conservative pa
pers as tue lemps and iiga.ro say that
Japans action clearly indicates ulterior
motives against the French colonies.
while the radicaj newspapers like the
Pa trie, give sensational prominence to
stuteineuts alleging that Japan is able
to land troops above Hanoi (capital of
Tomiuin), sweep southward with prac
tically no opposition, and simultane
ously occupy Kaniranh bay and other
unprotected const point.
To Begin Quarrying at Northfield.
Edward Hedges of Boston, who has
been m orthlield for several days look
not
be possible that this is a case where
the worm has turned? Friend Duhr
hud been writing so many Indian stories
and exposed to a cruel world some of
the most precious secrets of the children
of the forest that we are inclined to
think that the braves motive was re
venge instead of robbery.
lien Mr. Hosey appeared on the
scene the hapless Duhr was as pale
hs a newiy aiunaerea "boiled ' stm t, mid
with his tongue almost paralyzed by
fear stammered: "X-n-o' n-n-n-n-o,
m-my noble chief, I no got him; my
s-s-sakes, I no do it." 'And his knees
knocked together like a pair of castasr-
nets. The ludicrousness of the scene so
apjiealed to Mr. Hosey that hf. nearly
choked with a laughing fit. The two
actors of this blood-curdling drama of
the forest were so pre-oeciipied with the
performance that they hud not become
aware ot Mr. Jiosev'a annroach. At
last the paleface cau'dit sisrht of him
out of a corner of his eye. The prox-
iiiui. oi am aim succor gave turn the
power ot speech again, and he cried,
Help! Help!" Mr. Hosey. thinking the
prolonged anguish tniirht have a fatal
effect on the constitution of Mr. Duhr,
uioh. up ins , uienesier, and emphasiz
ing his words with the very significant
click of the gun's mechanism, told Mx.
inunin to vamoose, which order that
individual lost no time in obevinc. Duhr
was by no means anxious of another
possible encounter with the wild war
rior, and begged that safe conveyance
to civilization might be vouchsafed" him.
llis request was granted. But all dur
ing the trip the badly-frightened Duhr
never mustered sufficient courage to
speak or look behind him, but trem
bled like an asnen leaf. At last the
longest journey ends. Matt seemed to
revive somewhat when at last Stroud
was reached. When. Mr. Hosey drew
up in front of Uncle Bill's saloon, the
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the slate future of Korthtield. j that he required assistance to make the
trip trom the vehicle to the bar. After
Mr. Hosey s kindness had plied him with
a generous supply of restoratives of the
proper variety, be heaved a CTei?l Rich
ui lenei ana reiapsea into tus custo
mary palaver amun. e would not
tie surprised if Mr. Duhr's next ilterarv
effort would be a graphic description
oi mis aaventuro m the tteefc wnlds.
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and because of the ease and cheapness
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ana mat the work ot pumping out the
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machinery will be done at once. He
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as there is a ready market for slate
and this is the best in the country and
ai no other place can such dimension
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Mr. Hedges explained that in savins
the quarry would pay from the start
that he meant the operating expenses
would be met and dividends paid semi
annually as they become due and it
was his belief that the proposition would
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year's operation. He said that all that
had stood in the way of forwarding this
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and more would be provided if neces-
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The Averill Mills,
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Body Identified.
The body of the man found under
Ovist Mill falls at Manchester Centre
Wednesday has been positively idctvti-
ned as that ot William rlvnn who
worked last summer for II. Eggleston
on the cellar of Hon. H. T. Lincoln's
new- house. Plynn and a pal named
lleatie came and hired out to Mr. Eggle-
stono lat .May. - I hey were tramps
and the keeper of the boarding house
where they lived stated that they came
from around Troy where Flvnn has relatives.
They left town last fall and applied
for work again at the Lincoln place
last Saturday. Thaf evening they called
at the house of Sheldon Aniiihm with
whom they had worked last summer.
Mr. Amidon was the first man to iden
tify the body and later Mr. Eggleston
and Mr. Canlield, the lanlord, did so.
Flvnn and Deatie were arrested at
Manchester a few weeks ago for va
grancy having been found in one of the
Equinox barns. Beatie, Mr. Amidon
states, came back alone Sunday night
ami inquired for Flynn, saying he had
lost him. Nothing has since been, seen
of Beatie, and clforts are being made
to find him. lie is short and stocky
and under equal conditions would be no
match for his pal;
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